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Japanese question?answer please?

by Guest61926  |  earlier

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Kisama, it means you, but what kind of you?

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  1. I believe "you" in japanese is "anata wa". Not like this is so important, "you" is usually implied, so you don't usually say it.

    I think "kisama" a slang way of saying "you" not really a...um...nice way... haha, if that helps.


  2. It's a slang way of saying "you".

  3. kisama was polite way of saying 'you'. but 'kisama' is curse word now. (masculine)

    kisama = d**n him!!, you b*****d!

  4. be careful how you use that word... it most commonly means bast*rd... so i wouldn't go around saying it too much


  5. Kisama used to be formal way of saying, but then it changed and people said it to people they weren't being formal towards, obviously sarcastically. Now it's considered derogatory.  

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